Waring Pro FS155 7.5 in. Food Slicer

Item #HN-CUI925

Removable carriage for easy cleaning

5-year manufacturer's warranty included

Dimensions: 9.25L x 14.5W x 10.5H inches

What's Included

Food slicer

Description

The Waring Pro FS155 7.5 in. Food Slicer is an easy way to bring real deli-style food slicing home! This slick machine is built from die-cast aluminum and features a versatile 7.5-inch stainless steel blade for cutting meats, cheeses, and much more. With precise slice control from 1/32 to 1/2 inches thick, you'll get the cut you want every time. It's powered by a strong 130W motor, and features a detachable carriage for easy cleaning.

About WaringIf you've ever used a blender, you can thank Fred Waring, inventor of the "blendor" or, as he first called it "the disintegrating mixer." That was back in 1936. Since then, he has changed the name to blender and established Waring, a global company that proudly makes professional-quality kitchen products. The company has two product divisions: Waring Pro and a commercial division. In recent years, Waring Pro has broadened its market reach with everything from deep fryers and waffle makers to wine chillers and food dehydrators.

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The Waring Pro FS155 7.5 in. Food Slicer is an easy way to bring real deli-style food slicing home! This slick machine is built from die-cast aluminum and features a versatile 7.5-inch stainless steel blade for cutting meats, cheeses, and much more. With precise slice control from 1/32 to 1/2 inches thick, you'll get the cut you want every time. It's powered by a strong 130W motor, and features a detachable carriage for easy cleaning. About WaringIf you've ever used a blender, you can thank Fred Wa